tmckinnin wrote:why is a US film beating a japanese film which is far better conan is 10 times far better than rubbish CGI film like disney or pixar can ever do it more intelligent and more clever than US dumb idiots film they produce
From what little I could decipher from your post, I can only respond that generalizations are not good (especially when expressed without punctuation). Frozen has grossed $400 million in the US & Canada, and... $700 million elsewhere in the world, making it the highest-grossing animated film of all time. I have zero interest in seeing Frozen, but even if it opened against my most anticipated film of the decade, I can't imagine resorting to leveling such misguided vitriol against it because it's in theaters at the same time as a Conan movie.
Frozen has, by all observable indications, struck a chord with audiences because it is fresh and new compared to movies that are being produced anywhere. That is why it is a worldwide hit. If you want to make a comparison on the level of "intelligence" involved in a Conan film and a CGI film of this magnitude's productions, I think we can safely say that a lot more goes into this sort of movie than does a Conan movie. Not that there's anything wrong with that--it's just a CGI movie of this scale requires many, many, many more people and a great deal more time to produce than does an annual Conan movie on a 9-10 month production schedule that follows a similar formula each year. The amount of technical expertise, ability, imagination, and production sensibilities involved in producing a computer-generated film like Frozen is on a level that all 18 Conan movies combined cannot even begin to approach; that's just being honest. I love Conan and will never see Frozen, but that doesn't mean I have to be like, "Baaah! Disney! How darez u hurt ma Conanz".
In short: There's no reason to dislike something (especially on hilariously misguided nationalistic lines) just because it is serving--even only tangentially--as "opposition" to something you already like. It's OK, trust me. There will be another Conan movie next year. There will be another one the year after that, too. There will be a Frozen 2 in a few years. These two franchises are not going to in any way meaningfully hurt each other, I promise.
On a more important point, though: You should
always want media from other countries to succeed in international markets. Everyone is happy when a Miyazaki film is successful abroad, and that's a great thing. We are a global society on a level we've never seen before. Every country has something to contribute, so when PSY brought K-pop to the global scene that otherwise would have never had occasion to experience it, that is actually a great thing. It's important to expand your horizons and experience movies, music, TV shows, and books from all over, so promoting nationalistic silliness like, "Conan has to reign over Japan! How dare the American imperials make such an affront!" is just senseless.